Dub's big pedal sale, part 1

[dubkitty]

after nattering around about this for a couple of years i recently did a sell/trade thing that went more easily than i expected and that's gotten me moving. this is the first group of stuff i want to put up; i have a batch of pedals to re-evaluate that might show up in a later round. none of these have boxes other than the MIME and EP-2. there may or may not be velcro; if not having it really matters to you i'll remove it including annoying residue. free shipping in the US; if you're outside of there we can talk. all of this is marked down significantly from Reverb prices with the seller's shipping charges. not really looking for a lot of things right now, but i'd be happy to trade for a Particle v1, Boss Space Echo (preferably the big one), or CuNiFe pickups in the original larger-than-HB or Jazzmaster format. i haven't gotten photos together yet, but will do that at some point in the near future. happy motoring! note: CMC Effects is a builder of fuzz clones in upstate New York. i'm keeping his TB MkIII and Buzzaround.

Boss BD-2 Blues Driver $60
CMC Effects Tone Bender MKII $60
CMC Effects WIIO clone $75
Catalinbread Katzenkönig $90
Keeley Realizer reverb $200
Fjord Fuzz MIME v.2 reverb $150
Seppuku Mind Warp wonky chorus $200
Keeley Bassist Limiting Amplifier compressor $100
Ernie Ball 6165 volume/pan pedal x 2 no feet $100 each
Copilot fx Gyroscope factory 2d finish flaws $60
Moog EP-2 expression pedal modified w/front TRS jack, one foot screw missing $60

[dubkitty]

hopefully the US Supreme Court decision that Trump's "emergency tariffs" were illegal will make it better for potential buyers outside this country.

[Benn Roe]

It shouldn't matter, right? American tariffs punish you for importing to the US, not exporting from it. Or do I have that backwards? All I know is buying toys imported from Japan right now fucking sucks.

[dubkitty]

don’t get me started on how much they charged me on top of the $1900 cost of the Greco Byrdland i found on Reverb from Australia. and it’s not like there’s $2000 Byrdlands in the US, or anywhere else. i wouldn’t have paid that much, but the other options are Gibsons at eight to twelve thousand and up, or terrible Chinese copies with the pointy cutaway which i hate. the Chinese makers don’t even bother to arrange the knobs in a proper parallelogram pattern. so i ate the extra charge. they had me over the proverbial barrel.